Reg. procedure of developing website or web application

Posted Date: 31 Mar 2012 Posted By:: Deepak Negi

Member Level: Silver Member Rank: 1109 Points: 5 Responses: 6

Dear Members

I develop Web Applications and websites in ASP.NET 3.5. I adopt following procedure to do so. I wanna know that the following procedure is correct of needs change

Procedure..

1. I prepare a flowchart kindoff thing for the problem.
2. I prepare database.
3. I prepare web forms.
4. I develop Business Access Layer in a class file (Mostly 2 or 3 in numbers).
5. I lastly develop Data Access Logic containing 4 public functions capable of perform in CRUD operations of all kind......
5. The Bussiness Access layer/ logic communicates with Data Access layer and then bussiness access layers sends back data to presentation layer.

Now please tell that above procedure i follow for developing websites and web applications is correct or not. if not please tell the applicable.

regards

dn

Deepak Negi
M. Sc. (C.S.), B.C.A.
VB.NET ASP.NET:: 2005/ 2008
deepaknegi1884@gmail.com
+91-90240-60630

Responses

#664450 Author: Ravindran Member Level: Diamond Member Rank: 3 Date: 31/Mar/2012 Rating: Points: 1
Deepak, My point the above steps are correct follow that steps way... Regards N.Ravindran Your Hard work never fails

#664451 Author: Mohamed Ileeyas Member Level: Bronze Member Rank: 1955 Date: 31/Mar/2012 Rating: Points: 1
Add Understand the requirements of website or webapplication

#664460 Author: SonyMadhu Member Level: Gold Member Rank: 45 Date: 31/Mar/2012 Rating: Points: 2
Hi deepak, Gud only, you can work like this.. Dont go at a time, Follow the agile methodology while working.. Regards, Madhu Be so hapy wen others look at you,they become hapy too

#664473 Author: Asheej T K Member Level: Diamond Member Rank: 2 Date: 31/Mar/2012 Rating: Points: 3
Hi, The steps you are following looks good, In this method sometimes step 2 and 3 can interchange, 2. I prepare database. 3. I prepare web forms. If you are not a very good database designer then coding will be bit tough, so sometimes people prepare the user interface first and prepare the database design. But all in all you are following the proper methods. Regards, Asheej T K Microsoft MVP[ASP.NET/IIS] DotNetSpider MVM Dotnet Galaxy

#664515 Author: Pawan Awasthi Member Level: Diamond Member Rank: 4 Date: 31/Mar/2012 Rating: Points: 2
Hai Deepak, It seems that the steps which you have mentioned are fine. but again its all depends upon how's the requirements are changing and kind of design(HLD and LLD). If these are he thing then there might be some slipped between your steps and the actual steps which will be followed. But overall, its good way to start with your steps. Regards, Pawan Awasthi(DNS MVM) +91 8143683708 (pawansoftit@gmail.com) Outstanding Contribution Award..NTT Data Inc

#665033 Author: Deepak Negi Member Level: Silver Member Rank: 1109 Date: 04/Apr/2012 Rating: Points: 1
Thx All for wonderful comments I can say that I am moving in the right direction...... Regards Dn Deepak Negi M. Sc. (C.S.), B.C.A. VB.NET ASP.NET:: 2005/ 2008 deepaknegi1884@gmail.com +91-90240-60630

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